One Organic Instant Jasmine Tea Powder

I "might" have an addiction to jasmine milk tea. ;) I bought this to tide me over between trips to the boba shop, but now I don't go there anymore. This tastes exactly the same as the $6 boba tea drink, so I just make it at home now for cheap.I turned on another milk-tea loving friend to this and she agreed it tastes just like the boba tea shop. This kind of powder is probably what those stores are using. :)Buy it, it's fantastic if you like jasmine milk tea (have to add your own 'milk'. It's just the tea.) It lasts a long time too.

I use this powdered black tea for my ice tea, rather than loose leaf or bagged. It tastes great and saves time. A good value that tastes good.JASMINE, ON THE OTHER HAND, that I bought at the same time, and for some STUPID GLITCH IN AMAZON’s reviewing software, won’t allow me to review it separately, tastes burned, over steeped and generally has a nasty aftertaste.Conclusion: black tea powder a good value. Jasmine tea powder tastes poorly and not a good value.That buyers have to mix reviews for different, yet similar products from the same maker, makes the entire review section here quite suspect. Amazon reviews=Buyer Beware!

Instant green teas are hard to come by. I've tried three brands and compared them to two kinds of loose leaf I brewed myself, and to one from a premium boba. Of the three instants, this is my least favorite due to the overly floral flavor (which some people might prefer). It mixes really well though and I would buy again, if I hadn't find another brand I prefer.Some details• Smell: the jasmine aroma is present, not too strong• Flavor: the green tea base is weak, definitely not as good as the brewed teas.• Flavor 2: the jasmine taste is very floral.• Mixibility: this tea mixes well in both hot & cold water.• Dust: nearly all instant teas suffer from being dusty; this one isn't too bad• Cost: this is competitive with other instant teas and more expensive than brewing from loose leaf. It is definitely cheaper than going to a tea shop.

I love tea, and Jasmine is one of my favorites. I'm a bit snobby about this sort of thing, so you might think a powdered tea would be beneath me. Not so. This tea is fantastic. Not only is it indistinguishable from a cup of tea brewed traditionally, I think it might actually be better. I almost feel ashamed to say it. My tea infusers are probably going to collect dust because, aside from lacking that ritualistic feeling of making tea from loose leaves, this tea simply can't be beaten. There's not one hint of bitterness, which is always a concern when brewing green tea. Also, the aroma is stronger than on ANY Jasmine tea I have ever tried. And you can make 125 cups with one bag! I'm still blown away by that value.From one tea snob to another, I can whole-heartedly recommend this tea. Everyone's tastes are different, of course, but the quality is undeniable. Enjoy!

I'm a bit of a jasmine green tea officionado. I drink a lot of it and have tried many brands. I will only do organic.I did initially find this tea to be a bit too strong on the jasmine-floral flavor, but I guess I adjusted because now I love it. I was also skeptical of a powder over traditionally brewed tea leaves, but now. I love using a measured amount for a consistently good cup of tea every time. No waiting for the tea, then forgetting etc.Who doesn't love instant gratification? Then add in the fact that it is a very good value for the cost. Love it.

I ordered jasmine tea and it does not taste like jasmine at all. I gave it 1 stars because the tea flavor was ok but I bought it because it was advertised as jasmine tea. Absolutely no jasmine, not even a hint.

Let me get straight to the point- This has no taste or smell of jasmine whatsoever! If there is, it’s VERY light. But basically, nonexistent.I was excited to find that there’s a jasmine tea powder but I got excited, too soon.Hopefully there will be something like a matcha powder as a jasmine tea soon that’s actually good. But this one, is not it folks.You’re looking for that Molly Tea type of jasmine? This is not it.

I've purchased this several times. The first two times I purchased it, I was pretty sure it was jasmine green. The third time I complained because the jasmine was mostly gone. The fourth time I purchased it, there was definitely some increase in a floral smell right after mixing, but it didn't last, and the tea became much, much darker. I can't be sure, but I thought the bag used to say "green", and it doesn't anymore, even thought the description still says "green". I think it's unlikely this is green tea anymore, if it ever was. All that said, I will probably still buy it because I am lazy.